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Lama guanicoe was distributed in the Andes of Chile from Arica and Parinacota to Magallanes. Currently its distribution is fragmented with populations in Tarapaca, Coquimbo, Aysen and Magallanes Regions. In the Bosque Fray Jorge National Park (Coquimbo), the last populations of wild guanacos were observed in the year 1920. In 1994, eight individuals were released in the Park, of which five survived. Since then, occasional counts of the reintroduced population were made. In November 2013, a monitoring methodology was developed based on count transects. The objectives were to analyze the historical changes in the population of guanacos in the Park and determine the use and selection of habitats. Linear models were used to analyze population trends and the Manly Selection Ratio for habitat selection. There was an increase in the population to 33 individuals. The main use that they gave to the types of cover was the feeding and they selected the Mediterranean Mediterranean Desert Scrub of Heliotropium stenophyllum and Fluorensia thurifera. It is recommended to mark the guanacos with satellite collars to monitor the movements of the troops, establish territories and measure the population size.

Variación de la abundancia de Lama guanicoe en el Parque Nacional Bosque Fray Jorge, Coquimbo, Chile y su relación con la cobertura vegetal